Sentence examples for conduct have changed from inspiring English sources

The new outposts here illustrate how international standards for Israel's military conduct have changed in more than two years of increasing violence.

Scammell suggests that standards for sexual conduct have changed since the nineteen-forties and fifties, and it may be true that fewer men today regard physical coercion as a permissible, if inelegant, romantic technique.

The circumstances that had given rise to the old code of conduct had changed.

The concert was as much an opportunity to hear how Mr. Laredo's conducting has changed over the years as to eavesdrop on the next generation of orchestral players.

The way polls are conducted has changed enormously over the past seven decades.

Prediction of breeding values of animals using genomic information was proposed by Meuwissen et al. [ 1] and since then the way breeding programs of livestock are conducted has changed considerably.

Though the goal remains the same, Mr. Bates said that since Sept. 11, "the tone and manner of conducting the campaign have changed".

Until our observations there has been no contemporary data for comparison, which offer a snapshot of how the conduct of rounds may have changed over time (Table 4).

Second, changes in the design and analysis of Phase I trials, the introduction of "targeted" investigational agents that are generally less toxic, and an increase in Phase I trials that combine two or more agents in a novel way have changed the conduct of these trials and decreased fears and apprehensions about participation.

Moreover, we know not from this record how SSM would have changed its conduct had the disclosure been made.

It is quite reasonable to believe that Baylor would have changed its business conduct had it known of the "cheating scheme".